Christian Life: Education and Inspiration
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Good Hobbies Are Hard To Come By
Last month, I wrote about grilling for fun and fellowship. This month, I want to expand the fun part and talk about other non-work activities that people enjoy—their hobbies. Almost everybody has a hobby or two. Whatever you like to do in your "copious" amounts of free time, that's your hobby. Some people collect stamps or cards. My wife collects coins. One grandfather did woodworking and made shelves and a few pieces of wooden artwork. The other grandfather gardened, and his green thumb gave us summers of great tomatoes, peppers, and okra. My grandmother used to sew. As mentioned, I like to grill. I used to work with a guy who ran marathons as a hobby.
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ROY
He was an older gentleman when I met him doing volunteer plumbing work for the church. Roy Boatwright was a great guy. He was just an old geezer who kept piddling around the church. Frankly, he provided some great value for what we were doing in constructing a new 1200 seat sanctuary.
He was 79 and still going strong. -
Finding God's Will for My Life
I'm really excited about the new Boundless Answers feature. I enjoy reading the new columns every Thursday, and now something that addresses the issues facing young men such as myself only increases my anticipation. Here's my question: How do I find out what God wants me to do with my life? -
The Christian in the Voting Booth
In a few months, each of us in the United States will have the opportunity to cast a ballot in the presidential primaries. From those primaries, the candidates for President of the United States will be selected. One of the people in the race now will be the next leader of the free world.